On March 22th and 23th, Dong Dahai, executive vice-president of CBEAD met with the delegation from Regenesys Business School in South Africa, including Marko Saravanja, chairman of the school. The vice President Tan Yue and related personnel from the Department of Executive Training and Department of International collaboration also attended the meeting.

Dong Dahai first extended a warm welcome to Marko Saravanja and his delegation, then fully affirmed the positive exploration and exchanges between the two sides in the training cooperation of senior executives in BRICS countries. Then Marko Saravanja introduced the relevant work done by Regenesys Business School in the field of senior executives training in BRICS countries. Dong Dahai said that CBEAD would make full use of its platform advantages in international training and scientific research and take the “Belt And Road” initiative as an opportunity to promote exchanges and cooperation between Chinese and African entrepreneurs. After the meeting, officials of CBEAD and Regenesys Business School signed a memorandum of strategic cooperation.

During their visit, Marko Saravanja and his delegation also exchanged experience in the development and design of online courses with the online learning center of the department of education; then they exchanged with young teachers of CBEAD on topics such as construction catalysis, leadership and African economic development; In the end, the delegation visited China Grain Reserves Cooperation Dalian Branch.

Background Information:

CBEAD conducted an exchange visit to Regenesys Business School in South Africa to develop international training resources for countries along the "Belt And Road" route. Regenesys Business School, founded in 1999, aims to establish education institutions suitable for learning new demands and cultivating high-level economic management talents with the concept of promoting economic development through education. It mainly engages in educational background education (BBA, MBA, etc.), and currently ranks among top three in South Africa's economic management field, with branches in India, Nigeria and other places.